First dental clinic in Budapest to accept bitcoin

[todiboa]

Regardless of the field of activity, a smart leader must understand the prospects of its business development. If bitcoin of users becomes more and more so it has a sense to accept payment in Bitcoinm, it can be profitable. I applaud the dental clinic in Budapest for their step. I hope it will be success

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[Oceat]

The adaptation of cryptocurrency is widely spreading across all over the world and even professionals do accept cryptocurrency nowadays for their professional fees. At first, it was just being used in a restaurant or cafe but now it is starting to gain the attention of the professional worker.

I hope there would be a doctor who would accept a cryptocurrency in the future just like the dentist in Budapest.

[Duzter]

The adaptation of cryptocurrency is widely spreading across all over the world and even professionals do accept cryptocurrency nowadays for their professional fees. At first, it was just being used in a restaurant or cafe but now it is starting to gain the attention of the professional worker.

I hope there would be a doctor who would accept a cryptocurrency in the future just like the dentist in Budapest.

Yes, more and more professional people are making themselves good into the cryptocurrency understanding the people's needs. If they're not into advancement it might lower the clinic's accessibility. This way more small networks and chained stores have begun to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Same time there is also attacks on these medical systems, recently 400 dental clinic data was breached and ransom of $50000 was demanded. Both good and bad is there, and we need to go with the right ones.

[bitart]

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Along with Bitcoin day me accept some altcoins also to make the payment on their visit. Then is it legal to accept all the payments in Bitcoins in their country?

What is the difference between accepting payment in Bitcoin and accepting cash? (From the taxing point of view)
If the bitcoin payment is done between wallets only (no exchange, payment processor, etc), it's private.
It's as private as the cash payment. From the tax point of view, both are invisible...

Hungarian doctors are moving usually to the western part of the EU to make a better living, because they are talented and doing their job fine. So it's possible that someone who lives in e.g. Germany would visit a doctor in Germany and will meet a Hungarian doctor (who speaks German of course) in the hospital...
So there's no main difference in the quality of the service, just because of the location of the doctor/clinic...

[AmoreJaz]

The adaptation of cryptocurrency is widely spreading across all over the world and even professionals do accept cryptocurrency nowadays for their professional fees. At first, it was just being used in a restaurant or cafe but now it is starting to gain the attention of the professional worker.

I hope there would be a doctor who would accept a cryptocurrency in the future just like the dentist in Budapest.

Yes, more and more professional people are making themselves good into the cryptocurrency understanding the people's needs. If they're not into advancement it might lower the clinic's accessibility. This way more small networks and chained stores have begun to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Same time there is also attacks on these medical systems, recently 400 dental clinic data was breached and ransom of $50000 was demanded. Both good and bad is there, and we need to go with the right ones.

there will be more doctors that will accept crypto payments as there are already bunch of blockchain projects that are into healthcare industry. this is one big industry to explore via blockchain technology.
you can actually see healthcare websites that are accepting crypto already and a lot more -  -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2784201.0 . (https://joinwell.io/)

https://mydoctorsf.com/bitcoin/

https://medicalchain.com

[rodel caling]

"Nowadays, more than 100.000 people travel to Hungary for dental care every year. There are a few reasons why dental tourism became so popular in Hungary over the years:

Lower prices of dental procedures made Hungary the number one choice for dental patients, which made Hungarian dental tourism a highly advanced field of medicine
Despite the lower prices, the quality of dental treatments is extremely high
The privatization of dental care in the 1990ies provided increased funding for clinics, raising them to the international standards of dentistry
Since Hungary became a member of the European Union, travelling to Hungary for European citizens is incredibly easy and cheap
Patients from EU member states can require tax refunds in their home country, further reducing the cost of the treatment
Given that Hungary is a very attractive travel destination, a lot of tourists combine their holiday with a cheap dental treatment."

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/english/contident-is-the-first-hungarian-dental-clinic-to-accept-bitcoin-and-altcoin-payments/

Great news and article you share mate, this news for sure bring to the people another inspiration how bitcoin or crypto are very popular and useful as mode of payment.
Imagine aince from the start of this there have a lot of of institutions and companies begin to accept bitcoin as mode of payment so this a sign the possible indication that bitcoin get back at 20k usd price.

[sodiik]

This is one of the positive impacts of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is very popular and they are interested in accepting payments using crypto.

This dental clinic realizes that they have patients from different countries. So by paying using cryptocurrency it will be easier and they are also free of taxes.

This will definitely make the patient cost-effective. And should not only dental clinics that can accept crypto payments. Although in many countries there are already public services accepting crypto payments, but it should be developed again.

[kecha1]

More and more companies are beginning to accept bitcoin as a payment method, because they understand that they can earn additional funds

[cheezcarls]

Now that is a stepping stone to massive adoption in using Bitcoin for payments in dental clinics. By the way, Dentacoin is giving away tokens if they’re willing to adopt it for accepting payments from their patients. I was even thinking of spreading awareness to various dental clinics.

I have to fix my tooth soon, so when I go to the dentist, I will be sharing about Bitcoin as an alternative payment mode (also Dentacoin). We are still on the early stages of adoption despite Bitcoin is now over a decade old.

I love hearing news like this, so thank you!

[kaya11]

Another good things that is happening in the crypto currency space, this is what the market needs, good impressions and remarks especially if there are known and powerful countries are involved. Maybe one day we could go visit Europe and stop by in Hungary to fix my teeth.

[Udrujec]

Wow, that's really great news. I am happy to read about every mention that any company has decided to accept bitcoins as payment. This means that the chances of using bitcoin as an international digital currency are growing every day.

[tiktak89]

More and more European cities accept bitcoin in different spheres. Most recently, I saw the news that the Croatian post accepts bitcoin. Now this news. This is a great trend. People are not afraid of change. That's cool.

[auntyjmary]

This is news to me, I didn't know Hungary has become a major destination point for people to undergo dental surgery. I guess there are still many people who go to other places on the world where the service offered is of high quality and affordable than what is in Budapest. I hope bitcoin can be added to the mode of payment for medical care.

[Chrystora123]

"Nowadays, more than 100.000 people travel to Hungary for dental care every year. There are a few reasons why dental tourism became so popular in Hungary over the years:

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/english/contident-is-the-first-hungarian-dental-clinic-to-accept-bitcoin-and-altcoin-payments/

So far I did not expect that there are more than 100,000 tourists visiting Hungary only for dental care.. profitable business. Hopefully this becomes a trend, then spread and adopted by every dental clinic around the world.

[Meysa_richa]

Receiving dental treatment payments with Bitcoin, this will make it easier for patients who have Bitcoin to make payments.  This will also make the dental treatment center in Hungary better known to people around the world.  This also proves that Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency continue to show the existence of its development.  Evidently more and more institutions are using it, including this dental treatment center.  Hopefully this will be good news, and in the future Bitcoin is increasingly being used by the public.

[jake zyrus]

You quoted some part of the article but there's no bitcoin related. It's just like a sort of introduction about Hungary and their cheap dental care. Though it's fine, but I still had to click the link to see the part about accepting bitcoin as a payment. But regardless of that, well it's a good thing that they're positive and open for cryptocurrency. It's a step for introducing bitcoin and altcoin to other people.

[NavI_027]

"Nowadays, more than 100.000 people travel to Hungary for dental care every year. There are a few reasons why dental tourism became so popular in Hungary over the years:

It's my first time to here such thing as medical tourism. Yeah! Some of our contrymen also go abroad to further cure their diseases but these diseases are usually the fatal ones like different types of cancer and they only go there mainly because of lack of technology here, but regularly travelling to other country just to have a brace (for example) which is not totally a main health issue was insane . I don't think this was a good idea, I'm sure that you don't want to travel while your tooth aches, right? So hassle. Nonetheless, it was good for Hungary's tourism after all.

[samputin]

Another good things that is happening in the crypto currency space, this is what the market needs, good impressions and remarks especially if there are known and powerful countries are involved. Maybe one day we could go visit Europe and stop by in Hungary to fix my teeth.

Good thing it is! This is actually the first time I heard that medical professionals accept bitcoin as a mode of payment. And with that, we could really say that bitcoin is now being widely used in all sorts of fields which also has a good effect on the crypto community—adaption, primarily. As time goes by, I hope that denal clinics will not be the only ones to accept crypto but also other fields of medicine like derma, vets, and the likes.

However, Budapest is very far from our country so if I will just go there for dental purposes only, then that would be impractical. I'd rather have my teeth checked here in our place because there are also good and reputed dentists here. But if I am travelling and Hungary is one of my travel destinations, then might as well have my teeth cleaned or whatever, as a bonus.

[zastil]

Wonder why not using Dentacoin this is real use case.

[LeGaulois]

The adaptation of cryptocurrency is widely spreading across all over the world and even professionals do accept cryptocurrency nowadays for their professional fees. At first, it was just being used in a restaurant or cafe but now it is starting to gain the attention of the professional worker.

I hope there would be a doctor who would accept a cryptocurrency in the future just like the dentist in Budapest.

Yes, more and more professional people are making themselves good into the cryptocurrency understanding the people's needs. If they're not into advancement it might lower the clinic's accessibility. This way more small networks and chained stores have begun to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Same time there is also attacks on these medical systems, recently 400 dental clinic data was breached and ransom of $50000 was demanded. Both good and bad is there, and we need to go with the right ones.

And do you think paying in Bitcoin will help to avoid a data breach? How? Databases get hacked no matter what payment methods customers use, cryptos won't help at all. In this case, it's the currency that is "blockchainized" not the database containing all medical information.

the clinic's accessibility
Someone can't say he doesn't have access to a clinic because he pays with BTC. If he really needs health care services, he perfectly knows how to convert his bitcoins to fiats (and then pay the clinic) that's a dubious excuse to me

This dental clinic realizes that they have patients from different countries. So by paying using cryptocurrency it will be easier and they are also free of taxes.

99% of the customers are Europeans, just to let you know we all use the same currency and we all use SEPA.
Who's taxes free? Surely not the professional.